In the Famous Case of "Little Albert," the Crying That

question 70

Multiple Choice

In the famous case of "Little Albert," the crying that Albert showed in response to the loud noise is considered the:

• A) conditioned stimulus.
• B) unconditioned stimulus.
• C) conditioned response.
• D) unconditioned response.

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